The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-09
CRANCERY SALE
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No. 1901, R.-Chancery Court, of Shelby
County-Laura Mitchell ct al VS.. EnOcb
Ensley OF al; and
No: 4792 K,-Hill, Fontaine 4 Co. vs Laura
Mitchell ct al.
ID sale entered in the above ,aHse on the
18th day of April, 1887. NJ. B. 81, page 526,
/ will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
office. at the Main street entrance Of the
courthouse of Shelby oouhty, Memphis
A0 Saturday, May FL. 1887,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ienn.'
TO. wit:
A tract Of land beginning at the southwest
corner Of Peter Mitchelps land; thence
south $50 o. east 70 chains; tn nee north
1918 chaine; thence north So 10 west "a; 20
chains to VIM. Titles line (meanin the
thence south with said line 1918 chains to
the beginning, containing COZ acres, more or
less. 49,
Also, about 222 acres adjoining said 900
acres, bounded on the east by the Mississippi
and Tennessee railroad, on the north by
Nonconnah creek, on the west by the Horn
Lake road and the Vowntend and, and on
the south by said 600 &C es and by its north
line extended to the Mississippi and Tennos-
Also, the following trait Of land will be
sold subject to the widow s dover and home
stead tbs tein), OF so much thereof as will DO
necessary TO discharge the balance OF tue IN
debtedness, VIZ: The remainder of he VIM.
Persons grant No 1884 for 1850 acres, in
Shelby county, Tennessee, range 3, section
/, tho orig nal of which is described as fol
lows; Beginning at the northeast corner OF
the VIM. Lii ties entry No. 1850: thence east
lll,50 chains; thence south !at 40 chains
thence west III so chains to VIM. Little's
line; thtnce north lat ~ chains crossing
Nenconnah creskl 11l.50 chains to the be-
ginning, excluding the Webb or Haggerty
2l6 u acres embraced in tho above bounds,
lying south of NOnconnah creek and east o,
the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
track, and excluding and excepting tho D.
II. Townsend tract of 100 acres conveyed by
deed Of Peter Mitchell. recorded in book a
page SO, Registers office, also embraced IN
the above and excluding the S22 acres frst
herein described and embraced in the mort
case to Enoch Ensley
Also, the tract of 20 acres lying south
the grant above described, in range 8, section
!, beginning at the southwest cOrner Of VIM
Persons entry No. 2552; thence north, 2
poles TO the southeast corner OF entry No,
255l; thence west 400 poles to the southwes
corner Of said entry on Li,tles east line
thence south 28 POLES TO Little's southeas
corner; thence east 40O poles TO the begin
ming. .,.-,
tract lying south of the old State line, or thu
Chickasaw cession survey, and not embraces
| in the Peter Mitchell subdivision, anC
bounded on the south by the Thos. IL. Aller
| tract NOW owned by j. G. Neelyl, on the cas-
by Peter Nit hell's subdivision, and on tn
north by said 70 acre tract.
| Alto, lots Nos. IL and 10 of the Peter Mitch
ell subdivision, recorded in plat book No.
page 20, fronting on the Mississippi and Ton
nessee railroad, and containing about 2
| acrest more or less.
Terms Of Sale 5000 in cash, 5000 in ell
months, $40, 90 in twelve months, and tn
balance in two, three and four years; note
bearing interest rom date, with approve
security, required: lien retained.
This April 25, 1887.
S. 1. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By B. F. Coleman, ID. @. and NJ;
Dabney M. Scales, Bigelow h Hill, Graft
| Cooner Uumea A poetOn, Solicitors.